‘Fantastic Contraption’ Review: Be The Creator!

Fantastic Contraption Review
4.9
out of 5
Game Reviews Gaming Reviews
   August 7, 2017
When I was a kid, I used to love to sit and build cool things with my Erector sets. The sets came with little motors that used two D-cell batteries and you could make things that would actually move. I remember some of my more developed ideas, using Rube Goldberg-like contraptions to create strange new things for my Transformers, GI Joes, and Star Wars figures to fight. I had a cool childhood. I bring this up, because the new game…  Read More
4.9
out of 5

‘Detroit’ Review: Just Another Night Of Murder And Mayhem

Detroit Review
3.8
out of 5
Movie Reviews Movies Reviews
   August 7, 2017
Detroit, Michigan, has a bad rap in 2017, but it wasn't always this way. Detroit was once the crown jewel of the midwest in terms of population and jobs and growth, challenging even mighty Chicago. After the Great Migration brought thousands of black families north looking for work, Detroit and its auto industry flourished in productivity, but under that new car smell was a dark underbelly of social unrest, exasperated by an unpopular war in Vietnam and the civil rights…  Read More
3.8
out of 5

‘DC’s Legends of Tomorrow’ Season 2 Blu-ray Review

DC's Legends of Tomorrow Season 2 Blu-ray Review
4.0
out of 5
Blu-ray Blu-ray Reviews Reviews
   August 6, 2017
DC's Legends of Tomorrow is the science fiction galaxy in The CW's Arrowverse. Where deeply flawed superheroes partake in time-bending misadventures. Also where the first season showed promise at times, but lacked a strong overarching narrative to hold it together. With DC's Legends of Tomorrow Season 2, series creators Greg Berlanti, Marc Guggenheim and Andrew Kreisberg took a radical approach by sidelining the Legends' captain, Rip Hunter, not long after the demise of Captain Cold in an unexpected act of sacrifice. This forced the…  Read More
4.0
out of 5

The Dark Tower Review: There Are Other Worlds Than These

The Dark Tower Review
3.0
out of 5
Movie Reviews Movies Reviews
   August 3, 2017
My first introduction to Stephen King's The Dark Tower came in 1987, as a freshman in high school. With The Gunslinger, I was dragged into a world that had moved on, full of slow mutants and barren landscapes, and the promise of a mystical tower at the center of it all that serves as the crux to all existence, and may or may not have a god in its residence. My 17-year journey with the epic story of Roland and…  Read More
3.0
out of 5
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